Many Game Boy Advance Japanese Role-Playing Games (JRPGs) continue to be accessible primarily through their original hardware, despite advances in emulation technology. The GBA, a popular handheld console with a notable JRPG library, faces challenges in digital preservation and broad gameplay accessibility. While emulators have made progress, they still struggle with perfect compatibility and authentic replication of the gameplay experience. As a result, gamers often rely on original physical cartridges and hardware to enjoy these titles fully. The limited digital availability and technical barriers contribute to this continued hardware dependency. This situation highlights the difficulties in balancing legal concerns, technical feasibility, and user demand when accessing classic handheld game libraries outside their native environment.